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> Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2011 10:44 AM
> Subject: Re: [LU] The Bates Effect?
>
>> The Rev noted:
>> Anyway, Friday night TV - Rhinos and LUFC both on I believe.
>
> A
> Which reminds me... did I really hear Lee Sharpe sa
Yeah Lee Sharpe loves Leeds - he still lives in the city/
Dave
--- On Wed, 21/9/11, Nicholas Armit wrote:
From: Nicholas Armit
Subject: Re: [LU] The Bates Effect?
To: "ni...@sykesonline.com" , "leedslist@gn.apc.org"
Date: Wednesday, 21 September, 2011, 17:56
He did say
He did say that, I heard it too!
From: Nigel Sykes
To: leedslist@gn.apc.org
Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2011 10:44 AM
Subject: Re: [LU] The Bates Effect?
> The Rev noted:
> Anyway, Friday night TV - Rhinos and LUFC both on I believe.
And a bi
> The Rev noted:
> Anyway, Friday night TV - Rhinos and LUFC both on I believe.
And a bit of a quandary for me. Putting aside the fact that the kids will
have to teach themselves karate that night now(!), which one will I chose to
watch?
My heart is always truly with LUFC, but really... a sem
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Sent: Wednesday, 21 September 2011, 10:36
Subject: [LU] The Bates Effect?
I thought the saddest thing about last night was the empty seats.
That's got to be the first time in a long time when a game against Man U hasn't
sold out.
Is it that people just
What was the official attendance last night? Looked pretty full on TV apart
from one corner.
Arsenal were quotes as saying they were expecting 'a record crowd for the
Carling Cup' but ended up 15k short of that figure too. Empty seats
everywhere!
On Sep 21, 2011 10:57 AM, "Richard Naef"
wrote:
>>I
>If I had have gone, it would probably have ended up being the first time
>ever that I left before the end and went to the pub. As it was, I
>suddenly
>found myself pottering around in the kitchen and realised 'oh, the match
>is
>still on'.
>
>As others have said - I can't believe anyone thought t
> DRB asked:
> Is it that people just think it's a fixture full of potential trouble and
keep away?
> Or was it the Bates effect?
Speaking for myself, it would have been a combination of the following:
a) I didn't think we had any chance whatsoever of winning this game,
b) I didn't want to endu
I thought the saddest thing about last night was the empty seats.
That's got to be the first time in a long time when a game against Man U hasn't
sold out.
Is it that people just think it's a fixture full of potential trouble and keep
away? Or was it the Bates effect?
DRB
